SAN DIEGO, Mentor Capital, Inc. (OTCQB: MNTR) announced it has continued adding over 1,000 shareholders per month bringing its base of active shareholders who have Mentor shares in a brokerage account to 10,000 from 6,000 just at year end and 3,000 only three months earlier. “This extraordinary strong shareholder base allows Mentor to provide an avenue for larger independently operated cannabis company founders and investors to achieve liquidity for their growing business value by working with Mentor.” comments Mentor Capital, Inc. CEO, Chet Billingsley.

“Mentor Capital’s larger cannabis actions in the last four months include an initial $1.0 million investment in G Farma, purchase of $1.0 million in GW Pharmaceuticals (GWPH) shares, being awarded a $1.9 million judgment against Bhang Corporation, and after making the marijuana related investments bringing our current cash position back to $1.9 million. In addition to its cash, the company holds an investment annuity that calculates to pay Mentor $1.0 million and has illiquid legacy assets that generate $2.7 million in sales. Upon the event of a private sale, the proceeds of the legacy assets together with the annuity payout are also targeted to additional cannabis investment,” summarizes CEO Billingsley.

About Mentor Capital: The Company seeks to come alongside and assist private medical marijuana and cannabis companies and their founders in meeting their liquidity and financial objectives, to add protection for investors and to help incubate private cannabis companies. Additional important information for investors is presented at: www.MentorCapital.com .

This press release is neither an offer to sell, nor a solicitation of offers to purchase, securities.

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